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Transportation Choices

Introduction
	Choose Your Way by Bus
	Choose Your Way by Carpool
	Choose Your Way by Vanpool
	Choose Your Way to School

Walking and Biking in Bellevue
	Pedestrian-Bicycle Plan
	Choose Your Way by Bike
	Choose Your Way Walking

Transit Planning

Transit Master Plan
	Downtown Circulator

Transportation Demand Management
	Commute Trip Reduction
	Trip Reduction -- large buildings
	Connect Downtown
	Mode Share Survey

As a commercial and employment hub on the Eastside with close to 140,000 workers and 123,000 residents, the City of Bellevue supports alternatives to single-occupancy vehicles for getting around the city.

To encourage that, the city has created Choose Your Way Bellevue, a one-stop resource for alternatives, including walking and biking. Whether people choose to ride the bus, carpool or ride a bike, residents and commuters will see benefits, including less traffic and less air pollution.

The city also conducts various other activities to reduce trips referred to as Transportation Demand Management. Reducing trips helps manage congestion, lower spending on new transportation facilities and lessen neighborhood impacts. In addition, trip reduction can help the city meet its greenhouse gas emission reduction goals. A significant proportion (43 percent) of Bellevue’s greenhouse gas emissions are from transportation.

People catch a bus at the Bellevue Transit Center.

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Contact Information

Transportation Department
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Kate Johnson
Phone: 425-452-7896
E-mail: kmjohnson@bellevuewa.gov

Transportation Department
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Franz Loewenherz
Phone: 425-452-4077
E-mail: FLoewenherz@bellevuewa.gov